Bytephilosopher
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a curious mind exploring tech, AI, and social change || ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN || A2SVian || AAU Student Portifolio: https://yostina-abera.vercel.app Any inquiry dm @Yostina_Abera
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Back in high school, when I was in grade 10 (2022), I learned Python for the first time. This was the very first project I made by writing the whole code by hand(no ai at that time). It was about 1,000 lines long. Today, I found it while searching for files. Damn, I was Gobez ewnet😅. I coded it on my tablet since I couldn't easily install PyCharm on my PC at the time (there wasn't VS Code available then, I guess). It just reminded me of my courage. When I finished, I DM'd a cool graphics designer on Instagram and asked how I could get good at it. He told me to keep going with coding. He even recommended some videos, but I just ignored them and pursued coding. Oh god, all those things happened before 4 years ago. How time flies!
#journey
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Repost from Code & Coffee
Introducing ICare
I built ICare because I spend most of my day staring at a screen and kept forgetting to take breaks until my eyes started hurting.
ICare reminds you to follow the 20-20-20 rule by nudging you every 20 minutes to look away from your screen for 20 seconds. If you're really stubborn, Smart Eye Mode can block your screen for 20 seconds and force the break
To make things more fun, I added:
- Analytics to track your habits
- Streaks and badges to keep you motivated
- Different popup personalities
- A Savage Mode that might roast you for ignoring your eye health
I wanted ICare to be simple, useful, and a little entertaining.
I've been using it myself, and it's already helping me build healthier screen habits. I hope it helps you too.
GitHub repo: https://github.com/Lozaashenafi/Icare
If you try it out, I'd love to hear your feedback.
Happy Monday, happy new month. happy fasting season.
Calender credit to @kenat_tool_kit
#monday
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Repost from Code & Coffee
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This girl does a great job
Her extension kicks me out when I try to check AI while solving DSA
Lesson of the month: Just start something you want today. Just start out of nowhere, with nothing—just start it. You don't know how your thoughts turn into reality.
God really doesn't leave you with thoughts only. You don't know how He turns it into something you get amazed by. So trust Him and start.
The perfect time is now.
#lessons
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I used to post such recaps, as you know. But I paused for a while because I felt like I was only telling a success story. Know that behind those things, there is a lot of failure and trials. But for the sake of documenting my journey, I have started again. I want to remind you this doesn't mean I am good at everything, but I am trying my best at everything. And in the end, that is the only thing that matters. We are all trying, and no one is perfect. okay
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May Recap
- Finished my side project and released it
- Went hiking and visited Zewditu Orphan Center
- Started being active on X
- We reached 800🎉
- Started hitting the gym
- Went to Monastery
- Over 1,000 commits on GitHub
- Completed weekly ML projects
- Met a lot of amazing and lovely people(networking)
- tried to manage my meals to be healthy( more protein)
-finished A2SV education first phase
Weaknesses
- Failed to attend divine liturgy consistently
- Struggling with time balancing
- Did not finish books that I started
- A lot of failed projects
- Inconsistent on solving LeetCode problems😭
May was good but not as easy as writing it here.
#mayrecap
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መልካም ሰንበት መልካም በዓል💛
ግን እርሱ የእውነት መንፈስ በመጣ ጊዜ ወደ እውነት ሁሉ ይመራችኋል፤ የሚሰማውን ሁሉ ይናገራል እንጂ ከራሱ አይነግርምና፤ የሚመጣውንም ይነግራችኋል። የዮሐንስ ወንጌል 16:13#sunday #gotochurch @byte_philosopher
ብዙ ነገር ሊያስገርምህ ይችላል ግን ዛሬ የአመቱ 262ኛ የወሩ 22ኛ የሳምንቱ 6ኛ ቀን ነው😁
Have a nice day!
#random
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Repost from N/a
#reminder
What if the barrier to coding wasn't your intelligence but the language itself?
Every major programming language in the world Python, Java, JavaScript, C++ was built assuming you speak English.
Introducing Alphabet - a fully compiled programming language with its own lexer, parser, compiler, and bytecode virtual machine
Current Version of Alphabet:
✓ Native C++ Engine: High-performance C++ VM replaces the Python interpreter
✓ 100x Faster: Instant startup and execution versus the v1.0 prototype
✓ 80% Less Memory: Fixed-size stack eliminates Python's memory overhead
✓ Zero-Copy Lexing: Directly parses source code without unnecessary memory copies
✓ Direct FFI: Natively link and call external C/C++ libraries
✓ Static Type Safety: Catches logic and type errors at compile-time
✓ Integrated LSP: Real-time error highlighting and autocompletion for VS Code
✓ Single Binary: Runs as a standalone native app without a Python environment
You can check Alphabet here:
aide-ashen.vercel.app
#Alphabet
Repost from baka Codes
this platform is created by one of the earliest A2SVians who is now a senior software engineer at Google. it's called Habeshans corner. it's aim is sharing opportunities like jobs, scholarships, internships and mentorships in the habesha community around the world. it's just getting started, but it could go on to be something big. join the corner, share it with in your circle.
@bakacodes
For sure, in the coming years, prompt engineering will be the most necessary skill in the tech industry.
#randomrhoughts
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